Who has the world’s smallest violin for this? I mean give me a break. Don’t want to have a rough workload your first couple years? Don’t go to Wall Street. Esp not Goldman. https://t.co/9UCWCpxQsL
— Ben White (@morningmoneyben) March 18, 2021
Tired Goldman Sachs underlings beg to work ‘just’ 80 hours a week, instead of 100 https://t.co/bkTxGvFaUh pic.twitter.com/u63NTumfqM
— New York Post (@nypost) March 18, 2021
I want to see a protest of Goldman workers
— Make L.A Great Again ?? - RECALLGAVIN2020.COM (@lalovestrump) March 18, 2021
Overworked Goldman underlings beg to work 'just' 80-hour workweeks https://t.co/FjtqryVWSs via @nypost
Goldman Sachs analysts ask to work just 80 hours a week in presentation https://t.co/ttOr2AWj5K pic.twitter.com/EwjH5MMJoS
— New York Post (@nypost) March 18, 2021
Group of junior bankers at Goldman Sachs claim 'inhumane' work conditions
— Natasha Fatah (@NatashaFatah) March 18, 2021
First-year US analysts complete internal survey, describing ‘sleep deprivation’ and workplace ‘abuse’https://t.co/29KPH5BZfG
Utterly unacceptable from a #workersrights, #humanrights perspective.
— Natalie Bennett (@natalieben) March 18, 2021
But also, what kind of work will people be doing under these conditions?
The #financialsector, threatening the #security of us allhttps://t.co/Rp2lJwv3ua
Millennial bankers https://t.co/YAIEpizYVk
— hussein kanji (@hkanji) March 18, 2021
Junior bankers at Goldman Sachs say they're facing “inhumane” condition, including 100-hr work weeks and workplace abuse that's severely hit their mental health https://t.co/MZG0f2TA8V pic.twitter.com/85xE6FQPOP
— Kalyeena Makortoff (@kalyeena) March 18, 2021
https://t.co/buI3DNs3xY
— Euan Sinclair (@SinclairEuan) March 18, 2021
The old floor traders might have been superficially disgusting, but at least they let their clerks sleep.
When @GoldmanSachs junior bankers suffering burnout during grueling 110 hour workweeks issued a cry for help last month, they did so the Wall Street way – via PowerPoint deck. This is what followed ? https://t.co/FmtxB0H5os
— Hugh Son (@Hugh_Son) March 18, 2021
Goldman’s junior bankers are complaining of crushing workload amid SPAC-fueled boom in Wall Street deals. @hugh_son has more on that story.
— CNBC's Closing Bell (@CNBCClosingBell) March 18, 2021
Read the article here: https://t.co/k8y5MN7rjn pic.twitter.com/vqpa03z9Or
Wealthy people: SPACs seem fun
— Alex Sherman (@sherman4949) March 18, 2021
Junior investment bankers at Goldman: SPACs are literally ruining my life.
Great story by @Hugh_Son https://t.co/lWwdpXacJH
Junior analysts at Goldman are detailing a crushing work load, suffering burnout from 100-hour work weeks and demanding bosses during a SPAC-fueled boom in deals, according to an internal survey. @Hugh_Son reports. https://t.co/XG31hUP4nV pic.twitter.com/DR2OM7mJXu
— CNBC (@CNBC) March 18, 2021
Goldman Sachs shares hit an all-time high today, but CEO David Solomon is not having a good PR week. https://t.co/tBtFDAAFOS
— Arash Massoudi (@ArashMassoudi) March 18, 2021
that was fun , let’s do it again soon @jonfortt & @MelissaLeeCNBC ?Full vid here : https://t.co/FmtxB0H5os pic.twitter.com/Ybx4dvFIAm
— Hugh Son (@Hugh_Son) March 18, 2021
Goldman Sachs junior bankers complain of crushing workload amid SPAC-fueled boom in Wall Street deals https://t.co/FDvj9TeWhR
— Darius Dale (@HedgeyeDDale) March 18, 2021
... Meanwhile, the MD’s rocking 1953’s @Hedgeye happily work 80-100hrs/week for #HedgeyeNation. You either have intellectual curiosity or you don’t. ??♂️
If only there was a solution to the problem of having too few employees.
— Eddy Elfenbein (@EddyElfenbein) March 18, 2021
"Goldman’s junior bankers complain of crushing workload amid SPAC-fueled boom in Wall Street deals" https://t.co/qE2SzfbSyv
Goldman's junior bankers complain of crushing work load amid SPAC-fueled boom in Wall Street deals https://t.co/YtbUdwOvlm
— CNBC (@CNBC) March 18, 2021
"I’ve been through foster care and this is arguably worse"https://t.co/gNt8KrTWbF
— Katia Porzecanski (@KatiaPorzo) March 18, 2021
Feeling this as well given deal volume (we have to decide whether to participate or not) and the normal load.
— K2?is not a cat ?nor a mountain? (@EatDrinkNBeMery) March 18, 2021
Goldman Sachs junior bankers complain of crushing work load amid SPAC-fueled boom in Wall Street deals https://t.co/JptKRbbdyC
This newsletter is all just a pool filled with sharks. It’s where the unwary go to get eaten. https://t.co/TDLvgYtQ6b
— Matt Levine (@matt_levine) March 18, 2021